6 Tips How to Grow Papaya Perfectly in the Ground & Containers

6 Tips For Growing Papaya Perfectly in the Ground & Containers
G'Day Folks. Here's 6 tips and pointers that will help you grow some tasty tropical papaya fruit. Would love to hear about any growing tips you have in the comments below.

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Papaya tree next to building,

Papaya in field,

Male papaya flower,

Hermaphrodite & Female Papaya flowers

Papaya seeds,

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[Fresh_Baklava]

Last year my papaya was broke in half from a thunderstorm. (I’m live near Daytona Beach, FL) It went from 8ish feet to about 4feet. This year it shot off four shoots and is doing wonderful! She’s already fruiting on 3 of the four new branches. Thank you for the growing tips!

Thx for sharing

[fatherera]

Only 1 minute into the video and you mentioned most important TIP for growing. Subbed

[sreykmao]

Wow, you're very knowledgeable on this fruit. I'm very awestruck.

[easokgeorge]

Great video. I am from India we have lots of papaya trees some of your info was new to us. Thank for for tips. stay blessed.

[Chris-jiiu]

Haven't watched any of your videos for about a year. Thanks for putting this out there - I always learn something interesting!

[DeuryMota]

Yes I like them I know what the papayas are I want to help them grow they grow at my grandparents backyard hi from New Jersey 🇩🇴🇺🇸

[avail.]

years ago Ma went to the grocer, and requested papaya seeds from the produce manager. He gave her a free handful. She had at least 1 that germinated decent, and it ended up approx. 3 ft. tall. She had 1 fruit develop, and just before winter. In order for its own weight, not to cause 'drop off'. I took an old school 12" ruler, and black electrical tape, and secured it to da trunk ! Right on time in the spring, it began to change into a orange yellow color. It fully ripened. Very good flavor; no spray's no fertilizer. She used to germinate in her kitchen oven. The temp. was around 95°due to the pilot, when not using the oven . Small 'peat pots', and a 'green thumb'. The interests, and enthusiasm of the older ones is inspiring, motivating especially in things of "life". Likes plants, pets, etc. Thank you for the vids. Now, I'm not sayin your old or something like

[jeweleratlarge]

Thanks for the info -
I’m growing 24 trees in my greenhouse in northern Michigan.

[baycast]

Thank you enjoyed your tips. I live in Costa Blanca and have three self seeded Papaya's. I have been very fortunate mine are all self fertilizing. It's a great hobby.

[digicandy]

I grow papayas but I learned a lot from this video. Thanks for a very informative video.

[thatchicksavage]

Love this video, subscribed to all future videos.. Sending love from North Florida USA💜🌺

[california_]

I live in Southern California I bought a small papaya tree hopefully it make it throughout the heat. Thank for sharing your video

[spicky]

Thanks for not cutting the tree down we learnt a lot from it -That's rich soil for these plants tks You are the

[ShahrinRahman]

Wow you are very informative. The only voice I can listen to for gardening. Very clear. Thank you.

[ClumsySmurfett]

I can't believe I'm only finding your channel now!!!!

Brilliant presentation, thank you for this valuable information.

[cristiantorres]

Thanks for some information on taking care of a papaya tree. Really helps a lot. Giving me a bit more knowledge to taking care of one.

[SelwynBaptistebsc]

I just learned a lot! Thanks! I can imagine what else you have growing. 👏🏾

[AnanasDoktor]

I also have my own papaya harvest in my tropical warm house every year in Germany. The oldest planted papaya is already 16 years old.

[jamesbilly]

HI ROB.LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDEO ON PAW PAW (PAPAYA).VERY WELL DONE, GREAT WORK MATE.KEEP IT UP.OH !!JUST SO YOU KNOW I WILL BE FOLLOWING YOUR VIDEOS ON FARMING AND OR GARDENING, ALL THE WAY FROM CRETE GREECE.AND BY THE WAY I LIVED IN MELBOURNE VICTORIA FOR ABOUT 22 YEARS, GOD BLESS YOU AND ALL AUSTRALIANS, BYE MATE.